Identification of beetles (Coleoptera)

Tell me what kind of insect it is. About 5 cm long, caught today (central Ukraine)

Abscess beetle (T-shirt) - Meloe sp.

Meloe proscarabaeus

Hello. Please help me with the definition (size in the file name).

1) This is at least up to the family! Sun-warmed white fence wall. 20.10.2008.2
) On the fly. Sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Forest-steppe. 17.04.2010.
3) The nutcracker. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.
4) The nutcracker. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.
5) The nutcracker. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.
7) Dead eater. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.
8) Dorcadion. On the asphalt in the city. 17.04.2010.
9) Karapuzik. On Goryachaya Mountain. Mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.

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Hello. Please help me with the definition (size in the file name).
1) This is at least up to the family! Sun-warmed white fence wall. 20.10.2008.

Coccinellidae, Scymnus sp.

3) The nutcracker. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.
4) The nutcracker. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.

Both are from the genus Cardiophorus, but I can't get to the species...

7) Dead eater. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.

Ablattaria laevigata

9) Karapuzik. On Goryachaya Mountain. Mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.

Hister quadrimaculatus

  
1) This is at least up to the family! Sun-warmed white fence wall. 20.10.2008.2
) On the fly. Sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Forest-steppe. 17.04.2010.
5) The nutcracker. On the asphalt on a sunny day on Goryachaya Mountain. Around the mountain and meadow vegetation on travertine rock. 17.04.2010.

1-Really a cow, only IMHO more like Stethorus punctillum
2-Cryptophagus sp. (I didn't even climb in them)
5-Selatosomus gravidus (=latus) visible

Hello. Please help me with the definition (size in the file name).
8) Dorcadion. On the asphalt in the city. 17.04.2010.

I'd say it's a regular D. holosericeum. Kryn.

HELP!
the beetle was caught on April 24 near Kazan on a steam field. near an oak grove, a ravine with water
for the second day I can not determine )))))

What's wrong with the female Harpalus distinguendus Duft? I'm like 90% sure that she is. And if the color (i.e., the white balance in the image) was natural , I would say exactly.

Dorcadion is definitely not a holocericeum! But who-I find it difficult.. looks like the weird tauricum, but are they there..?
I advise you to catch them in those places)

What's wrong with the female Harpalus distinguendus Duft? I'm like 90% sure that she is. And if the color (i.e., the white balance in the image) was natural , I would say exactly.

And why does he have such pits?

This post was edited by Necrocephalus - 04/27/2010 20: 36

Dorcadion is definitely not a holocericeum! But who-I find it difficult.. looks like the weird tauricum, but are they there..?
I advise you to catch them in those places )

- Unas, I think only 3 species live. Including Corynatum. The other 2 are striped. It is this one that I presented-u na as dirt in some places.
- Maybe there was a misunderstanding with the Photoshop color?

[quote=Dmitrich,27.04.2010 16:52]
Both are from the genus Cardiophorus, but I can't get to the species...[quote=Dmitrich,27.04.2010 16:52]

"They're not a male and female of the same species, are they?"

On Dorcash...
what about Dorcadion cinerarium-the species has several subspecies and is very variable in color

On Dorcash...
what about Dorcadion cinerarium-the species has several subspecies and is very variable in color

Can you see or read about subspecies somewhere?

What's wrong with the female Harpalus distinguendus Duft? I'm like 90% sure that she is. And if the color (i.e., the white balance in the image) was natural , I would say exactly.

And why does he have such pits?

The pits are clearly an artifact-a mutation! Harpals don't normally have such dimples!

a characteristic feature of cinerarium is a velvet suture band..

horseradish knows what sareptanum looks like, maybe it is..

Andreas, catch and beat it!!

Barry: all on cerambycidae.net
But soon Maxim Lazarev will make it clear, because so far you can't really look at cinerariums..

a characteristic feature of cinerarium is a velvet suture band..

horseradish knows what sareptanum looks like, maybe it is..

Our (Saratov) sareptanum are quite different, although I have seen boxes with them from different regions, too, the variability is strong

I can't do anything - I've seen pictures for a long time, I don't remember, but I don't have any..

Crimea, April.
Ground beetle - 27 mm
Gold leaf - 15 mm
Dorcadion about 20 mm.

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Ground beetle-Carabus gyllenhali, probably
dorkash-D. equestre
Golden beetle-Sphenoptera-you never know... Maybe also S. sulcata

all right. But you can hardly tell the swineherd from the photo )

Hello dear ones. In the meantime, I ask you to name this:
1) 17.04.10 Goryachaya Mountain, bedding, 9mm
2) 20.04.10 Goryachaya Mountain, under a stone, 9mm
- And with this, small, - even to the family does not work?

This post was edited by Andreas - 29.04.2010 13: 21

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Ampedus sp.
Calathus from the group "melanocephalus" - there are two similar species: directly Calathus melanocephalus and C. cinctus
someone from Cryptophagidae

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 04/29/2010 13: 22

Small - some kind of Cryptophagus (Cryptophagidae). You need to look at the keys.

Help identify beetle, no more than 3 mm, appear in spring on windows:

Anthrenus scrophulariae

Wow, Alexey was ahead of the Norichnikov kozheed, he speaks Russian. He eats the bastard.
2 Arikain. It will also be plentiful on the flowers of hawthorn, mountain ash, etc.

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov-30.04.2010 20: 24

Thank you. Yes, I often noticed such beetles on flowers, sometimes on daisies. There is only one collection in the closet, it doesn't seem to have deteriorated yet (I'll check it out). At home, only on the windows and windowsills met, on the summer porch also often fly, something else, probably, eat there. Another beetle, only brown, sometimes also occurs, I will try to photograph it in the near future.

Brown if oblong podi Attagenus any

North of Kemerovo region, forest-steppe, 07.2008

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Abscess of some sort

Hello, can you tell me what kind of cow? On leaf litter. Moscow oblast. Mytischinsky district. 2.5.2010. Thanks!

Hello, can you tell me what kind of cow? On leaf litter. Moscow oblast. Mytischinsky district. 2.5.2010. Thanks!

Anatis ocellata

Abscess of some kind

I thought so too. True, I don't even go to the rod

by ladybug - Anatis ocellata (L., 1758)

oh, already ahead ))

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 02.05.2010 16: 23

Hello help identify beetles. All M. O. end of April beginning of May of this year.The weevil is small about 3 mm.Barbel arrival at light,body length 23-25mm.

The post was edited by Gennadich - 02.05.2010 21: 02

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Hello help identify beetles. All M. O. end of April beginning of May of this year.The weevil is small about 3 mm.Barbel arrival at light,body length 23-25mm.

1 and 2-Chrysolina sanguinolenta (Linnaeus, 1758)
3 - Deporaus betulae (Linnaeus, 1758)
4-Calopus serraticornis Linnaeus, 1758 (this is not a barbel, but a narrow-winged catfish-sem. Oedemeridae)

Forest. Some kind of mushroom eater in a tinder box (with a carse pronotum). The rest are under the bark.

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the first one is not a mushroom eater, but a black - bodied one-Neomida (=Oplocephala) haemorrhoidalis (Fabricius, 1787)
The second one I suspect is Corticeus

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 03.05.2010 11: 29

2 - Corticeus ?unicolor
3 - Diaclina testudinea